Showing posts with label digital britain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital britain. Show all posts
22 March 2010

What Was Gordon Brown Thinking this Morning?

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It's a measure of how far digital technology has entered our lives that Gordon Brown should get up at some ungodly hour this morning in ...
22 November 2009

The Copyright Ratchet Racket Explained

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I and many others have noted how changes in copyright law only ever work in one direction: to *increase* copyright's term and to give gr...
20 November 2009

Mandelson's Madness

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The trajectory of the Digital Economy Bill has been extraordinary, constantly experiencing will-he-won't-he moments as successive consul...
17 August 2009

Of Mephistopheles and Poodles

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I was always under the impression that Lord Mandelson was dark, Machiavellian and very sharp; apparently not: Lord Mandelson launched a cra...
17 June 2009

Digital Britain, Analogue Thinking

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Clocking in at 238 pages, the final Digital Britain report is an impressive piece of work. It provides a comprehensive survey of how many as...
06 February 2009

A Tale of Two Consultations

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One of the running themes on this blog is the importance of engaging with the powers that be, specifically through responding to government ...
30 January 2009

Defining the Limits of Digital Britain

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“Digital Britain” sounds like one of those embarrassingly feeble attempts to make dull things trendy, like “Cool Britannia” a few years ago....